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broadband is working for america. and in hard times, sometimes, a belief in a dream, a belief in what is possible - can transform everything. at at&t, we've never forgotten that our company began in a small laboratory, with a dream and a belief, in the future. today, our wired and wireless high speed internet networks are connecting small businesses across america - in cities and small towns - to markets around the world. we know that investment in broadband high speed internet can create hundreds of thousands of new american jobs. small businesses are being formed - dreams are being launched - and real jobs are being created. at at&t, we're investing billions to upgrade and build out our wired and wireless networks. now is not the time to stall momentum or to stifle innovation or investment. dreams, and jobs, and the future are at stake. at at&t, the future, are at stake. at at&t, the future, has always been our business. at&t... your world... delivered. >> what happened is that independents, the very people that put
broadband is working for america. and in hard times, sometimes, a belief in a dream, a belief in what is possible - can transform everything. at at&t, we've never forgotten that our company began in a small laboratory, with a dream and a belief, in the future. today, our wired and wireless high speed internet networks are connecting small businesses across america - in cities and small towns - to markets around the world. we know that investment in broadband high speed internet can create...
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he talked about building america, getting back to basics, and making sacrifices. he also compared the challenges of dr. king's era to today and admitted that he gets frustrated. >> there was a hope that life would be better from the moment that i swore that both. of course, as we meet here today, one year later, we know the promise of that moment has not yet been fully fulfilled. >> the entire first family attended the service. dr. king spoke at that church in 1956, just as he was emerging as a prominent voice in the civil rights moment. >>> hopefully for tomorrow, it will be nicer. steve rudin has a look at the forecast. >> today, it was cloudy, rainy, windy. our belfort furniture weather center, this pressure is moving towards the north. high pressure will build for the overnight hours, d showers will come to an end if they have not -- high pressure will build. for the overnight hours, showers will come to an end if they have not already. taking a look at our martin luther king holiday forecast -- >>> also coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, an internet search engi
he talked about building america, getting back to basics, and making sacrifices. he also compared the challenges of dr. king's era to today and admitted that he gets frustrated. >> there was a hope that life would be better from the moment that i swore that both. of course, as we meet here today, one year later, we know the promise of that moment has not yet been fully fulfilled. >> the entire first family attended the service. dr. king spoke at that church in 1956, just as he was...
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broadband is working for america. >> as president, i have a solemn responsibility to protect our nation and people, and when the system fails, it is my responsibility. >> the president accepts responsibility for the intelligence failure of the christmas day bombing plot as the white house releases a report on the event. security officials did like the would-be bomber, but only after he was already airborne to detroit. colby, i am no expert on airline security, but i would think you want to keep the cut off the airplane before he gets on it. >> nice idea. i said earlier in the week, commenting on what the administration has done on this question, that i found it not very reassuring. even after the president spoke and we heard from brennan and also homeland security secretary napolitano, i am still not reassured. when you get down to the substance of what is being recommended, you end up saying, "g, i thought they had done that already. what is new about this?" it is nice that the president -- i don't mean to sound cond
broadband is working for america. >> as president, i have a solemn responsibility to protect our nation and people, and when the system fails, it is my responsibility. >> the president accepts responsibility for the intelligence failure of the christmas day bombing plot as the white house releases a report on the event. security officials did like the would-be bomber, but only after he was already airborne to detroit. colby, i am no expert on airline security, but i would think you...
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it's important to the entire united states of america. >> thank you very much. inappreciate the votes. >> reporter: last week, i talked to brown about the state of the race. why all the excitement? >> well, because it represents an opportunity for change to go to washington. at least bring back the debate. as the 41st senator, i can can at least allow them to maybe look at things a little differently. >> reporter: he brought up that magic number 41. now he will become the 41st republican senator, enough to block health care reform and wreak havoc on the president's agenda. less than five months after the death of ted kennedy, the lion of the senate, the darling of massachusetts's liberals, it is the man who will take his seat that could be the biggest obstacle to what he held most dear. tonight was game six for democrats. the ball went through their legs. there are still plenty of people here at scott brown headquarters. i have to tell you, this place was packed. practically a fire hazard. it's safe to say that over the last several decades, republicans in massa
it's important to the entire united states of america. >> thank you very much. inappreciate the votes. >> reporter: last week, i talked to brown about the state of the race. why all the excitement? >> well, because it represents an opportunity for change to go to washington. at least bring back the debate. as the 41st senator, i can can at least allow them to maybe look at things a little differently. >> reporter: he brought up that magic number 41. now he will become...
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michelle just wants america to know what's really happening here. >> do anything you can. yeah. because they're beautiful people, and if there's ever been any controversy about what the people in haiti are like, erase it from your mind. they are strong, they are kind, they are beautiful, beautiful. >> reporter: kate snow, abc news, leogane, haiti. >> the response to charity in the united states has been truly overwhelming. american charities say they have taken in $150 million. that is far more than was taken in in the aftermath of hurricane katrina or the asian tsunami. but how is this money being spent? we asked david kerley to check it out. >> reporter: outside the haitian embassy in washington, d.c. today, a crush of people, wanting to help, to give. >> just a quick overview of the general situation. >> reporter: at american red cross headquarters -- >> i need to speak to isabel -- >> reporter: they are scrambling to get aid in. >> how do we coordinate it? >> reporter: while americans hope their donation is buying a bottle of water -- >> we established a land bridge. >> repo
michelle just wants america to know what's really happening here. >> do anything you can. yeah. because they're beautiful people, and if there's ever been any controversy about what the people in haiti are like, erase it from your mind. they are strong, they are kind, they are beautiful, beautiful. >> reporter: kate snow, abc news, leogane, haiti. >> the response to charity in the united states has been truly overwhelming. american charities say they have taken in $150...
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it could reshape one of the bluest states in america. it also could make it much harder for the president to pass the things he wants. we're already hearing pre mortems. they are saying the pollsters should have sounded the alarm earlier. should the national party have done more? they did not realize this race was slipping away from them. the republicans are quietly pumping in the money which got scott brown on the air. >> what does this mean? this is a shot across the uss obama and his agenda? if brown wins, we do not like your agenda. we do not like health care reform. listen to this message. >> that is a great point. it is more than just one vote at stake. if health care can be a harmful issue in such a liberal state as massachusetts. imagine what it could be like in a swing states like colorado. people are gun shy about voting on health care. much more difficult to keep those people together. it was already hanging by a thread. the white house is looking for creative ways to pass it. the endangered house members are coming up for ele
it could reshape one of the bluest states in america. it also could make it much harder for the president to pass the things he wants. we're already hearing pre mortems. they are saying the pollsters should have sounded the alarm earlier. should the national party have done more? they did not realize this race was slipping away from them. the republicans are quietly pumping in the money which got scott brown on the air. >> what does this mean? this is a shot across the uss obama and his...
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>>> making news in america this morning. >> epic upset. a republican comes from nowhere to win in liberal massachusetts. a stunning rebuke for the president after just one year in office. >> danger zone. how the gunman suspected in eight shooting deaths in virginia tried to fight back during a manhunt. >>> haiti's overwhelming struggling, feed the hungry and feed the survivors after the earthquake. >> it's january 20th, 2010. >>> good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm eric horng. jeremy hubbard is on assignment. >>> we begin with shock waves traveling from massachusetts to washington and beyond. >> a republican captured ted kennedy's seat. a stunning defeat for the democrats and viviana hurtado is joining us from washington. >> reporter:ood morning. the president called scott brown to congratulate him but with health care reform legislation hanging in the balance this republican win was a very bitter pill for mr. obama and democrats to swallow. it's being called one of the biggest politil upsets in history, repu
>>> making news in america this morning. >> epic upset. a republican comes from nowhere to win in liberal massachusetts. a stunning rebuke for the president after just one year in office. >> danger zone. how the gunman suspected in eight shooting deaths in virginia tried to fight back during a manhunt. >>> haiti's overwhelming struggling, feed the hungry and feed the survivors after the earthquake. >> it's january 20th, 2010. >>> good morning and...
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today, our wired and wireless high speed internet networks are connecting small businesses across america - in cities and small towns - to markets around the world. we know that investment in broadband high speed internet can create hundreds of thousands of new american jobs. small businesses are being formed - dreams are being launched - and real jobs are being created. at at&t, we're investing billions to upgrade and build out our wired and wireless networks. now is not the time to stall momentum or to stifle innovation or investment. dreams, and jobs, and the future are at stake. at at&t, the future, are at stake. at at&t, the future, has always been our business. at&t... your world... delivered. >>> we continue to fault breaking news. rescue crews are on the scene of a fire at an apartment co-op complex on eagles nest court in germantown. numerous families were trapped in apartments and have to be rescued from baucus. nobody was hurt. the rescues were all successful. we will have the latest information as soon as it is available to us. >>> desperation is leading to violence in haiti.
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michelle just wants america to know what's really happening here. >> do anything you can. yeah. these are beautiful people. and if there's ever been any controversy about what the people in haiti are like, erase it from your mind, they are strong, they are kind, they are beautiful, beautiful. >> reporter: kate snow, abc news, leogane, haiti. >> injured survivors are flooding into the neighboring dominican republic, urgently seeking medical care they can't get at home. our jeffrey kofman has that part of the story. >> reporter: it is a scene of tragic desperation and it doesn't stop. haitians seriously injured in the earthquake carted across the border to the dominican republic, to this tiny hospital in search of urgent and overdue medical care. what do you need? >> if possible, medicine. >> reporter: this 32-bed hospital is so crowded, there are at least 200 patients jammed in here, that x-rays and amputations are being done in the corridors. basic as it is here, this is the only option for these people. most of them were told in haiti there is simply no more room for th there.
michelle just wants america to know what's really happening here. >> do anything you can. yeah. these are beautiful people. and if there's ever been any controversy about what the people in haiti are like, erase it from your mind, they are strong, they are kind, they are beautiful, beautiful. >> reporter: kate snow, abc news, leogane, haiti. >> injured survivors are flooding into the neighboring dominican republic, urgently seeking medical care they can't get at home. our...
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. >>> good morning, america. it is sunday, january 17th. glimmers of relief down in haiti, as much-needed aid, finally reaches the people. for some, it is too little, too late. kate snow once again from port-au-prince. good morning. >> good morning, bill. you're right. there's pockets of people getting food and water that they so desperately need. in the last 24 hours, another 250 tons of relief have arrived here. there's so many people without. and living out in the streets. we've seen isolated incidents of violence, now, over that food and water. people, fighting even with gunfire in some parts of town. yesterday, we ran into a pickup truck, filled with people we thought had just been pulled from the rubble. that's what it looked like. it turned out they were looters who had been arrested. they were going through the rubble of a nicer house. they were yelling at us, we didn't do anything wrong. that's what they're yelling there. at the white house, president obama stood with presidents clinton and bush, saying promising much more help. an
. >>> good morning, america. it is sunday, january 17th. glimmers of relief down in haiti, as much-needed aid, finally reaches the people. for some, it is too little, too late. kate snow once again from port-au-prince. good morning. >> good morning, bill. you're right. there's pockets of people getting food and water that they so desperately need. in the last 24 hours, another 250 tons of relief have arrived here. there's so many people without. and living out in the streets....
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an illegitimate president that wasn't born in america. people believe it. >> democrats have a 60-seat majority in the senate. they have overwhelmingly majority in the house. they can do whatever they want. the debate is not with republicans and democrats. it's between democrats -- they run everything. that's not a criticism. that's an observation of fact. come on. >> come on. >> health care is as diverse as the party. >> that's the real vote. >> it's not between the t.e.a. baggers, whoever they are. it's between democrats. >> health care reform is coming close to final negotiations. and one of the big points in this has been some concessions that labor unions exacted for support for the health care reform bill. specifically in terms of a delay before those who have so-called cadillac plans are taxed on that plan. until 2018. they have time to renegotiate with management. a lot of them negotiated better health care in lieu of higher wages. this type of negotiation behind the scenes is not what president obama promised when he was campaigni
an illegitimate president that wasn't born in america. people believe it. >> democrats have a 60-seat majority in the senate. they have overwhelmingly majority in the house. they can do whatever they want. the debate is not with republicans and democrats. it's between democrats -- they run everything. that's not a criticism. that's an observation of fact. come on. >> come on. >> health care is as diverse as the party. >> that's the real vote. >> it's not between...
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bank of america, morgan stanley, and wells fargo will report earnings today. that is your business news. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i am linda bell. doug and alison, back >> thank you. >>> to you -- back to you. >> thank you. >>> we will talk about the democrat disaster in massachusetts. and a look back at the president's first year in office. and the caps rap. we will play more of that tribute. >> you're watching "good morning washington." so, now with fios, you have facebook and twitter on your tv. amazing. let me, uh, tell my family about this. okay. "facebook on tv." watch this. [ ding ] boom. cool. boom. nice. wait for it. and... boom? boom. [ male announcer ] facebook on your tv and three times more very satisfied customers than comcast. this is beyond cable. this is fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>>. light rain falling outside of rosslyn. welcome back. mainly light sprinkles across the region. there is some sleep. you might hear something on your windshield this morning. let's put t
bank of america, morgan stanley, and wells fargo will report earnings today. that is your business news. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i am linda bell. doug and alison, back >> thank you. >>> to you -- back to you. >> thank you. >>> we will talk about the democrat disaster in massachusetts. and a look back at the president's first year in office. and the caps rap. we will play more of that tribute. >> you're watching "good morning...
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today, our wired and wireless high speed internet networks are connecting small businesses across america - in cities and small towns - to markets around the world. we know that investment in broadband high speed internet can create hundreds of thousands of new american jobs. small businesses are being formed - dreams are being launched - and real jobs are being created. at at&t, we're investing billions to upgrade and build out our wired and wireless networks. nows not the time to stall momentum or to stifle innovation or investment. dreams, and jobs, and the future are at stake. at &t, the future, are at stake. at &t, the future, has always been our business. at&t... your world... delivered. >> hello. i am at the national gallery. we have the only painting in the westernemisphere by leonardo da vinci. come down and meet her. good morning, washington. >>> 5:41. we are attracting a late wintry mix in a few locations -- we are tracking a lake wintry mix in a few locations. it is used for towards laurel and up to glen bernie and off into the bay. accumulations are minimal to none. otherwise
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it was from this deck that america launched the first air strikes after 9/11. now the battle is a humanitarian one. already badly injured in the earthquake, this man has suffered a seizure. he's hurried away to the ship's hospital. since friday the "vinson's" pilots have flown well over 600 missions, getting the seriously injured out of haiti and taking food, water and medicines in. but it hasn't been easy. >> at first, we struggled with getting a lot of quantity of food and water in, and then we also struggled with getting clear landing zones. and it was a lot of people coming right to the helicopters. by this point we've got more security forces, just to keep people back for their own safety and to make it easier for us to land in those zones. >> reporter: below deck, the man we saw earlier receives urgent medical attention. this woman is one of two amputees. the american doctors couldn't save her badly crushed foot. nearby, a young haitian mother cradles the son born on a warship the days after his country lost everything. with this massive buildup of hardwa
it was from this deck that america launched the first air strikes after 9/11. now the battle is a humanitarian one. already badly injured in the earthquake, this man has suffered a seizure. he's hurried away to the ship's hospital. since friday the "vinson's" pilots have flown well over 600 missions, getting the seriously injured out of haiti and taking food, water and medicines in. but it hasn't been easy. >> at first, we struggled with getting a lot of quantity of food and...
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>>> good morning, america. on this monday, january 18th, i'm george stephanopoulos. >> and i'm robin roberts. this morning, surviving in haiti. six days after the earthquake, people are getting desperate. amid the chaos there's hope as rescue teams pull victims alive from the rubble. we are live in haiti. >>> also, breaking news in afghanistan. taliban launch an attack right in the capital. >>> and president obama's big test. he scrambles to save ted kennedy's seat for the democrats and keep his health care bill alive. >>> and the golden globe awards. all the glitz, all the glamour was there. plus, a serious note, as hollywood comes through for haiti. >>> hello again, on this martin luther king day. it is so good to have you back. >> it is odd, feels odd to be back here, but great to be back home. george, the pictures do not adequately convey and indicate, really what the destruction and devastation is like there in haiti. >> they never really do video as close to the tragedy. it also cleans it up a little bit.
>>> good morning, america. on this monday, january 18th, i'm george stephanopoulos. >> and i'm robin roberts. this morning, surviving in haiti. six days after the earthquake, people are getting desperate. amid the chaos there's hope as rescue teams pull victims alive from the rubble. we are live in haiti. >>> also, breaking news in afghanistan. taliban launch an attack right in the capital. >>> and president obama's big test. he scrambles to save ted kennedy's...
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>>> good morning, america. i'm robin roberts here in new york. >>> and i'm george stephanopoulos in washington. >>> breaking news right now, a massive 6.1 aftershock rocks haiti just a short time ago. eight days, as you know, after the first quake crumbled that country. we are live on the scene. juju chang is there. >>> on the anniversary of president obama's inauguration, a stunning rebuke for the white house. >>> and i'm ready to go washington without delay. >>> a republican wins ted kennedy's senate seat. does that mean health reform is now dead? how will president obama and the democrats respond? >>> also breaking right now, a manhunt under way. 100 police searching for a gunman suspected of shooting eight people overnight. >>> plus, the perfect storm slams california. mud slide, monster waves, even tornadoes, and the worst is yet to come. sam is live on the coast. >>> good morning, everyone. we have so much breaking news this morning. it sent my colleagues far and wide. sam live in california where those p
>>> good morning, america. i'm robin roberts here in new york. >>> and i'm george stephanopoulos in washington. >>> breaking news right now, a massive 6.1 aftershock rocks haiti just a short time ago. eight days, as you know, after the first quake crumbled that country. we are live on the scene. juju chang is there. >>> on the anniversary of president obama's inauguration, a stunning rebuke for the white house. >>> and i'm ready to go washington...
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. >> reporter: what about america's heartland? we're on the second most active fault in the country, the new madrid fault, it runs from st. louis to memphis. this is real foot lake, 16 miles long, created 200 years ago by what is still today the most powerful series of earthquakes in american history. it happened nearly 200 years ago on the morning of december 16th, 1811. an estimated 7.5 on the richter scale, it was followed by a series of 2,000 aftershocks over the next five months. some measuring 8.0. and felt as far away as boston. new madrid is the biggest fault line east of the rockies. it extends 120 miles through five states, cuts across the mississippi river in three places, and slices the ohio river in half. even now, the area averages a tremor every other day. a major earthquake here would affect 15 million people in seven different states. do we think there's a big earthquake on the way for this zone? >> yes, we have a history of large earthquakes that have occurred here, at least over the last 1,500 years. about every
. >> reporter: what about america's heartland? we're on the second most active fault in the country, the new madrid fault, it runs from st. louis to memphis. this is real foot lake, 16 miles long, created 200 years ago by what is still today the most powerful series of earthquakes in american history. it happened nearly 200 years ago on the morning of december 16th, 1811. an estimated 7.5 on the richter scale, it was followed by a series of 2,000 aftershocks over the next five months....